Kid Apocalypse is back with a new nerd-rap video and a album inspired by the Children of the Atom.
I met this mutant rapper inspired by the X-Men at Emerald City Comicon a few cons ago.
Kid returns with RE-GENESIS, nine tracks packed with references from comic book and more pop culture nostalgia. Continue reading KID APOCALYPSE Back With RE-GENESIS
Young mutants on the run and rebelling against the X-Men?
In Once and Future Mutants we pondered the fate of the most current class of mutants students (Tempus, Triage, Goldballs, Hijack and Morph) and past “new” mutants that didn’t make it to front burner fandom.
With Marvel‘s November previews we know one Generation Hope graduate and a Jean Grey School alum are officially part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel Now this Fall.
Oya and Evan is on the run with the All-New X-Men (young Iceman, Beast, Angel and X-23) in issue three.
Idie and Evan may wish they stayed back at the Jean Grey School…if it’s still around. Continue reading ALL-NEW X-MEN On The Run
Mongrel Studios is back with a brand new X-Men themed rap video inspired by X-Men: Days of Future Past on the big screen and perhaps the return of Nightcrawler in comics. Kid Apocalypse and Dark Beast of Mongrel Studios introduce the White Queen in their latest mutant inspired music video. Continue reading KID APOCALYPSE & DARK BEAST in New X-MEN Inspired Music Video
Kid Apocalypse – cosplayer, rapper, director is back with a brand new music video. I recognized the cosplayer inspired by Rick Remender’s creation in Uncanny X-Force back at Emerald City Comicon 2012 not knowing he was filming his first video Came From the Chain filled with X-Men cosplayers from across the Pacific Northwest.
Now Evan aka En Sabah Nur (his comic book name) is back with Space Out mixing X-Men inspired lyrics to a cool beat. Watch for a a guest appearance by Beast.
Watch and enjoy: Continue reading Kid Apocalypse Back With New Video
What really goes at your comic book shop after you’ve got your weekly stash?
A brand new web series explores the adventures of comic shop regulars in a heightened, hilarious reality.
Mongrel Studios’ original new web series Infinite Issues follows comic shop clerk Becca Hererra (Rebecca Teran) and her misfit regulars, a band of oddballs strewn across the spectrum of geekery, as they awkwardly navigate relationships, sex and identity crises.
The three-episode pilot arc beginning November 18 chronicles the lead-up to an ill-fated booster draft that entangles the regulars in a bizarre affair doomed to end in catastrophe. Continue reading INFINITE ISSUES Web Series
All the exciting X-Men: Days of Future Past news and reveals this week inspired today’s Friday Flashback!
Director Bryan Singer and the Trask Industries viral website revealed revealed pics and specs for those mutant hunting robots the mutants will fight in next year’s film.
You can spot a Sentinel cosplayer and many famous mutants in this rap music video by Kid Apocalypse earlier this year at Seattle’s Emerald City Comicon. Continue reading Kid Apocalypse in Friday Flashback!
Kid Apocalypse is back! I met this cosplayer at Emerald City Comicon earlier this year and later learned he was filming a music video at the Seattle con featuring an uncanny crew of X-Men cosplayers!
En Sabah Nur has a new video and mixtape on the way but now he’s working on a new webseries Infinite Issues set in a comic book shop. You can learn more and even help kickstart the series here.
While that series is underway you can still enjoy Kid Apocalypse: Came From the Chain! Here’s the Youtube link. Check out a cameo from the Kid’s creator, Uncanny X-Force and now Uncanny Avengers writer, Rick Remender!
As you can tell, this Kid knows his X-Men comic book history. Here’s a link to download kidapocalypse.bandcamp.com.
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Heading to a club this weekend? You may see the mutant rapper Kid Apocalypse! I met this creative cosplayer at Emerald City Comicon and later learned he was shooting a mutant rap video which I shared last week.
Kid Apocalypse is a great rapper and knows his X-Men history. Before the ECCC video the Kid and Beast made this video Kid Apocalypse Rising. Listen for the classic music track Kid raps over! Enjoy:
Yes, that’s the theme from the X-Men Animated Series from the 90’s.
Thanks Kid Apocalypse and Mongrel Studios!
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